Here are some screenshots of sqlIDE in operation (July 5th, 2001). It will at least give you an idea of how it looks and you can then decide if you want to download it.
This is the basic view of SQLIDE. On the left you have your environment on an easy to understand tree format. On the right hand you can run an interactive SQL window, a table editor, or other plugins to be written.
While you have an Interactive SQL window open, you can right click on any of the elements of your browser on the left to show a context menu with quick useful queries. The typical SELECT * is there, but also a SELECT COUNT to let you know the amount of rows in the table, and basic INSERT and DELETE WHERE.
On the same topic of context-sensitivity, there are interesting queries attached to individual fields that allow you to quickly find out what values are available for a specific field (with minimum, maximum, count and the actual value list using GROUP BY), a simple SELECT WHERE, and a SELECT * ORDER BY to round out usefulness. I find these very useful to investigate tables I know nothing about.
This one was taken off my Linux JDK1.2 pre-v1, where the fonts were not showing up correctly.
This was taken from a Windows machine.